ZDNet UK: Microsoft: Open Source 'Not Reliable or Dependable'

"A senior Microsoft executive told a BBC World documentary that people should use commercial software if they're looking for stability.

"'I don't think [open source] is anti-Microsoft in the sense that it's giving people choices in the technologies that they use,' Jonathan Murray, the vice-president and chief technology officer of Microsoft Europe, told BBC World in the first part of the documentary 'The Code Breakers,' which aired this week..."

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